Royal Automobile Club (rac) Grille Badge Vg Condition on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Virginia, US
RAC Grille Badge, with its fixing pieces, in very good condition. It appears to be all metal. The front will clean up very nicely. The back needs to be repainted. Measures 3.5" wide x 3: high. It's small, but pretty heavy. I post worldwide at cost, and am happy to combine items to save on postage. Please email with any questions, and overseas bidders PLEASE wait to receive an invoice after the auction ends - the invoice, not the auction, will have listed the correct postage amount.
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